Kara Kennedy is a Staff Writer at various esteemed publications including The Telegraph and The New Statesman. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, culture and society, as well as government and politics, often exploring themes related to the Royal Family, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle. Kara's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Herald Scotland, Evening Standard, and British GQ.
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By: Kara Kennedy, Clara Strunck, Ben Jureidini, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Rebecca Cope, Condé Nast, Isaac Bickerstaff
The royal cat is out of the bag: what did the Queen Mother keep in her purse, and why as it a disaster if the late Queen Elizabeth laid her Launer flat on the floor?
By: Clara Strunck, Annabel Sampson, Kara Kennedy, Ben Jureidini, Isaac Bickerstaff, Harriet Kean
As Lord Snowdon’s son opens up about an agonizing accident which left him blind in one eye, revisit the moment he met Tatler
By: David Jenkins, Chandler Tregaskes, Kara Kennedy, Isaac Bickerstaff, Harriet Kean, Clara Strunck, Ben Jureidini
The Bhutanese royals met with politicians and business leaders as they travelled around the country
Couples can sit a metre apart and experience entirely different worlds through their phones — and this cultural uncoupling doesn’t stop at politics
By: Kara Kennedy
John Quincy Adams once said “there is nothing more pathetic in life than a former president.” Most spend their second act playing golf, or, like George W Bush, painting.
By: Kara Kennedy
Citizen is a well-written account of the former president’s retirement. But for 400 pages, it has disappointingly few revelations
By: Tom Ward, Adam Cheung, Heidi Quill, Ollie Cox, Daisy Schofield, Owen Gough, Kara Kennedy
Kara Kennedy's husband was a yo-yo dieter for decades, until he discovered Zepbound – an Ozempic-like drug – and lost 3.5 stone. Then the problem became side affects and how to keep finding the next fix
Valya Harkonnen and Desmond Hart show vulnerabilities in HBO’s ‘Dune: Prophecy’ episode 4. The Inner workings of the Imperium’s Landsraad council are revealed.
The preserved vegetable has taken over TikTok, restaurants and football pitches. It perfectly fits a messy, Brat-green year
Heirs of Houses Corrino and Harkonnen reckon with dual loyalties in the fifth episode of HBO’s ‘Dune: Prophecy’ TV series. Tula tries to hide an abomination…
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